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=== Leadership Concept #3: Management vs. Leadership === | === Leadership Concept #3: Management vs. Leadership === | ||
NET Team Leaders (optimally) possess many skills, and '''''team management''''' is one skill among others. It is important to point out that "management” is not a type of leader or leadership. Similar to how leadership is a ''skill set'' that can be learned and practiced, we approach team management as an important skill volunteer leaders should cultivate. | |||
Some leaders inspire followers yet struggle with managerial tasks. Others keep on top of managerial and tactical matters, but followers feel unclear about their team’s direction and, subsequently, lose motivation. A few fortunate leaders are highly competent as both leaders ''and'' managers. Nonetheless, all leaders should approach their role as a manager as something to learn and grow in, just like leadership. A shrewd Team Leader will also consider delegating at least some of the tasks associated with team management to Team Members, particularly Assistant Team Leaders. | |||
== Notes and References == | == Notes and References == | ||
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